Meetings, rooms, and webinars — on one stack.
We design, host, and integrate the video path end to end — desktop and mobile clients, conference-room and board-room hardware, recording, and large-event webinars. When a partner platform is the right fit we quote and integrate it; either way it’s the same team that owns your PBX and SIP trunk.
The point is interop — shared directory, presence, and PSTN dial-in — so video isn’t a bolt-on with its own login and its own bill. We’re able to quote and integrate with the platforms we’re partnered with, and we’ll tell you plainly which one fits how your teams actually meet.
The pieces of a video meeting, handled.
Meetings & scheduling
Day-to-day video meetings — one-click join, calendar hooks, and dial-in bridges for the folks who still call in.
Screen & content share
Screen, application, and document sharing with presenter controls — the parts of a meeting people actually use.
Recording & playback
Meeting recording, storage, and retrieval — configured to fit the retention and access rules you already run.
Room & board systems
Conference-room and board-room hardware — cameras, mics, and displays wired into the same platform as the desktop clients.
Webinars & large events
Larger broadcast-style sessions — registration, moderated Q&A, and attendee views on top of the same stack.
Voice & UC interop
Video tied back into your UC voice — shared directory, presence, and PSTN dial-in so video isn't an island.
When the meeting tool became its own problem.
Most video pain isn’t the codec — it’s the seams. A platform that never talked to your phones, rooms that don’t behave, recordings nobody can find. We treat video as part of the communications fabric, not a standalone subscription.